Information for mentors

What is a PRPIL Mentor?

A PRPIL Mentor is a fellow educator chosen by the participating teacher during the application process. The mentor works in conjunction with the instructional consultant to provide support for the teacher throughout the program. The mentor earns 20 professional development points (PDPs) when the teacher successfully completes the program.

Eligibility requirements

A potential mentor must meet the following minimum requirements:

Initial or Professional teaching license in Massachusetts;

High-quality standing within the district, including the support of the teacher's principal; and

Commitment to fulfilling all Mentor Responsibilities as outlined below.

Mentor responsibilities

All mentors are required to fulfil the following responsibilities while participating in PRPIL:

Provide general support to the teacher, including guidance and feedback as needed

Participate in all 3-Way meetings

Conduct 2 unannounced observations including verbal and written feedback

Work with the Instructional Consultant to agree upon formative and summative ratings

Sign all required paperwork at the end of the program, assuming all parties agree that the enrolled teacher should be endorsed for Initial licensure

Information for Mentors

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